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Chronic Kidney Disease Flashcards

1
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How many stages of CKD are there?

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5

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How many stages of CKD are there?

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5

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3
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What is the cutoff for CKD Stage I

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> 90 GFR

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4
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What is the cutoff for CKD Stage II?

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GFR 60-89

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5
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What is the cutoff for CKD Stage III?

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GFR 30-59

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What is the cutoff for CKD Stage IV?

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GFR 16-29

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What is the cutoff for CKD Stage V?

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8
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What is CKD Stage V?

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ESRD

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What are the actions taken in stages I and II?

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Prevent progression of disease - manage HTN, DM, proteinuria.

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How is HTN managed in stages I & II?

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Goal 130/80. Treat w/ ACEIs or ARBs.

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11
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What DM med is contraindicated in kidney disease?

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metformin!! nephrotoxic.

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12
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What DM med is contraindicated in kidney disease?

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metformin!! nephrotoxic.

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13
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What is the cutoff for CKD Stage I

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> 90 GFR

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14
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What is the cutoff for CKD Stage II?

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GFR 60-89

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15
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What is the difference in administration between hemodialysis and peritoneal dialysis?

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peritoneal - nightly 6-8hrs.

hemodialysis - 3x/week, 4 hrs.

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16
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What are 5 major complications of CKD?

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Anemia, Secondary PTH, Mineral Bone Disorder, Volume Overload, Metabolic acidosis

17
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What is the cutoff for CKD Stage V?

18
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What is CKD Stage V?

19
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What are the actions taken in stages I and II?

A

Prevent progression of disease - manage HTN, DM, proteinuria.

20
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How is HTN managed in stages I & II?

A

Goal 130/80. Treat w/ ACEIs or ARBs.

21
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How is DM managed in stages I & II?

22
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What DM med is contraindicated in kidney disease?

A

metformin!! nephrotoxic.

23
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What is the problem w/ insulin and CKD?

A

Insulin is cleared renally, so there is increased risk of hypoglycemia.

24
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What are the goals of stages 3 & 4?

A

manage complications. At Stage 4, start preparing for dialysis (eg, get AV fistula placed, takes months to be ready for use).

25
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What happens at stage 5?

26
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What is the difference in administration between hemodialysis and peritoneal dialysis?

A

peritoneal - nightly 6-8hrs.

hemodialysis - 3x/week, 4 hrs.

27
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What are 5 major complications of CKD?

A

Anemia, Secondary PTH, Mineral Bone Disorder, Volume Overload, Metabolic acidosis

28
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What can be given to treat electrolyte abnormalities caused by secondary hyperparathyroidism?

A

Cinnacalcet - calimimetic to counter hypocalcemia.

Sevelamer - phosphate binder to counter incr. phos.

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